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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1968
Page
5
Dear Abby answers a reader who endures a violent unpredictable husband. The columnist urges contacting a physician or police, notes lack of identifying details, and cautions against enabling deception in a ring lending case while advising firm limits and safety steps.
Amy Vanderbilt discusses hosting Irish guests and the Friday fasting customs in Ireland, noting that non Catholics visiting the United States are not bound by Irish regulations. The piece highlights varied dietary rules among Catholics, Buddhists, Muslims, and Jews, and advises hosts to discuss meals with guests. It also observes that some Jews who keep Kosher may still eat certain foods away from home and that Orthodoxy levels vary widely.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Marett plan a 2 to 5 p m open house Sunday at 187 Park Avenue to mark their 50th wedding anniversary. They wed April 3 1918 in Norwalk. He is a farmer in Fitchville and New London, she worked at C E Ward Company. they have four children eight grandchildren and seven great grandchildren.
Cynthia Lou Smith and Howard M. Schuster announce their engagement in Clermont Florida. Miss Smith, daughter of Mrs. Carl M. Smith and the late Dr. Carl Smith, graduated from Clermont High School and Florida Southern College, then earned a BS in nursing at the University of Florida and works for Dr. James Rester in Groveland. Schuster, son of former Elyrians Burnell and Mrs. Schuster, is a Clermont resident, Air Force veteran, now employed by the Florida Power Commission. The couple will wed at First Methodist Church in Clermont on Saturday, with a reception at church social hall and a second gathering April 10 at 7405 Maddock Road North Ridgeville from 7 to 10 p.m.
The article promotes scarves to enhance shirt and skirt ensembles. It describes wearing various scarf sizes and folds, from cat's whisker knots to ascot fills, including a large triangular fold under collars and over turtlenecks, suitable with shirts, sweaters, jackets, and coats.
To dissolve crystals, place honey or sugar made syrups that crystallized from storage in warm water. Stand the container in warm water until the crystals disappear, then return to normal storage conditions.
Cheryl Gill and Damny Douglass announce their engagement in LaGrange Elyria area. Gill, a 1965 Elyria High and Lorain CC graduate employed by Elyria Telephone, and Douglass, a 1965 Vermilion High and Lorain CC graduate, employed by Lorain Works U S Steel, plan to marry at St Paul United Church of Christ with Bruce Kriete officiating. Attendants include Gill sister Luanne and Linda Douglass. Douglass will begin U S Air Force basic training in June.
Chicago UPI reports the National Safety Council citing Will Shakespeare to caution drivers at signals. A playful quip quotes Julius Caesar urging patience before moving. The piece blends literary wit with road safety guidance for the public.
Lorain County Dental Assistants hear Dr William J Doslak, Georgetown trained and Mercy Hospital and University of Pennsylvania trained, speak at next Mon meeting at Sherwood Inn Lorain at 7 pm. He staffs oral surgery at all county hospitals and serves as president of St Joseph Hospital dental staff. He is a diplomat of the American Board of Oral Surgeons and member of ASOS.
Mr and Mrs Edward M Smith announce the engagement of their daughter Sandra Lee Smith to Timothy Martin Ruth son of Mr and Mrs Calvin M Ruth of 1251 Park Ave Amherst. Sandra is a 1966 Elyria High School graduate and will earn an associate degree in secondary education this year from Lorain County Community College where she works part time. Timothy, a 1966 South Amherst High School graduate, attends Lorain County Community College and is a part time employee at Nordson Corp Amherst. Wedding plans are indefinite.
Printed all weather coats dominate spring fashion with animal patterns on heavy cotton canvas and textured cottons. The range includes oversized black on white dalmatian designs and prints of jaguars tigers leopards and zebras in green blue or red tones for sun or rain.
In New York an educational play concept introduces color books that let children color in French Spanish German and Hebrew. The UPI report highlights multilingual learning through simple coloring activities aimed at early language exposure.
Public invited to a fish or shrimp dinner at St. Jude's on Friday at 5 p.m. Pie and beverages will be served and take-outs start at 4 p.m. Ample parking available for attendees.
A fragmentary OCR line presents partial names and words lacking clear context. The readable bits hint at a person named Sloan and scattered letters that may form a name or place, but no coherent event or details are discernible.
Vermilion Mr and Mrs Joan Hogan of 241 Woodside Ave announce the engagement of their daughter Evelyn Marie Hogan to John Keener of Ohio Street. Evelyn is a Vermilion High School graduate employed by The Chronicle Telegram. John Keener works for Ford Motor Co. The couple will wed May 18.
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